Best for: Growth teams and lead generation agencies running email plus LinkedIn outreach who want unlimited sending inboxes and seats without per seat pricing.

QuickMail runs cold outreach across email and LinkedIn from a single campaign, automating connection requests filtered by ICP alongside email steps, with replies from both channels landing in one consolidated inbox. Deliverability infrastructure is built in rather than bolted on: inbox rotation, blacklist monitoring, and warmup through its MailFlow network. It also sells and configures sending domains inside the platform, which removes a vendor from the setup path. Campaign activity syncs to HubSpot and Pipedrive. Note the canonical domain is quickmail.com; the older quickmail.io address now redirects there.

Its pricing structure is the real differentiator in a crowded category. Every tier includes unlimited email senders, unlimited LinkedIn accounts, and unlimited users, with cost driven by contacts and monthly sends instead. That is structurally different from Mailshake, which meters connected email addresses, and from Saleshandy, which meters prospects and lead credits. Buyers should also price Instantly, Smartlead, and Lemlist. The practical read: if you run many inboxes across a small team, QuickMail metering favors you; if you send low volume from one or two inboxes, cheaper entry tiers elsewhere will win.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does QuickMail cost?

QuickMail publishes Starter at $49 per month (1,000 contacts, 5,000 emails), Growth at $99 per month (25,000 contacts, 100,000 emails, API access), and Agency at $299 per month (100,000 contacts, 500,000 emails, two workspaces plus $49 for each extra). All tiers include unlimited email senders, LinkedIn accounts, and users.

Does QuickMail have a free trial?

Yes, 14 days, but a credit card is required to start it. QuickMail frames the card requirement as an anti spam measure and states it does not auto charge when the trial ends.

QuickMail or Saleshandy for cold outreach?

Both include unlimited sending inboxes and both handle deliverability setup, so the decision is usually about what else you need. Saleshandy bundles its own lead database and verification credits, which can replace a separate data vendor. QuickMail leans harder into LinkedIn as a native channel and sells sending domains in platform. Compare on the metering axis: contacts and sends against prospects and lead credits.

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